A Crystal-Clear Partnership Focused on Conservation and Sustainability  

Greenville Water and The Nature Conservancy enter three-year partnership Greenville Water and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) of South Carolina have embarked on a three-year partnership to strengthen their shared efforts to protect land and water. To support these conservation efforts, Greenville Water has committed $30,000 over three years to TNC….

Greenville Water Welcomes Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission Customers

Transfer of Water Service from Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission to Greenville Water Greenville Water (GW) is excited to welcome Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission customers to our system! We are pleased to announce that GW and the Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission (LCWSC) have reached an Agreement…

Greenville Water Cares Volunteers in Action

In keeping with Greenville Water’s emphasis on Corporate Social Responsibility, our team members volunteered their time to help Naturaland Trust clean up the Boones Creek Preserve, a 40-acre property that is home to the Oconee Bells – a signature plant of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Volunteers helped clear downed trees…

Greenville Water Announces Hiring of New Director of Administration, Sustainability & Compliance

Dr. Robert Schmidt Joins the Greenville Water Team Greenville Water is pleased to announce that Dr. Robert Schmidt has joined the organization as the new Director of Administration, Sustainability & Compliance. Schmidt will be responsible for the continuous process improvement of Greenville Water’s Administrative and Environmental Compliance programs and processes….

Tips to Protect Your Pipes from Cold Weather

Making Holiday Dreams Come True

Every year, The Salvation Army of Greenville provides Christmas gifts to children through the Angel Tree program. In Greenville, Pickens and Oconee Counties, The Salvation Army serves more than 2,000 children! Without Angel Tree, many of these children would otherwise have very little or nothing to open during the holiday…

Rescued Bear Released in Table Rock Watershed

South Carolina Department of Natural Resources rescued an abandoned cub in Pickens County in June of this year. The cub (only 20 pounds when discovered) had been stranded for several days in a tree while the mother bear had been run off by hunting dogs. Unfortunately, the dogs got a…

How the Community’s Water Goes from Source to Sink

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Team Members of the Quarter — Lourdes Rodriguez DeLeon and Don Wulff

Each quarter Greenville Water recognizes a new Team Member(s) of the Quarter (TMOQ). TMOQ focuses on recognizing and rewarding employees for their exceptional efforts in supporting and achieving our mission, for going above and beyond the call of duty, exceeding customer expectations, accomplishing a significant milestone or achieving a cost…

Greenville Water Honored with Utility Management Achievement in Water Industry Award

Greenville Water received The Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies (AMWA) 2020 Sustainable Water Utility Management award. AMWA management awards recognize the exceptional performance of public drinking water utilities where management vision and employee commitment create sustainable utilities producing ample supplies of clean, safe drinking water. The Sustainable Water Utility Management…